Inpay Review
Is It the Right Payment Solution for Your iGaming Business?
By the iGaming Payment Solutions Editorial Team ·
What operators ask about Inpay
Is Inpay legit?
Yes. Inpay holds three Danish FSA authorizations, as an e-money institution, a payment institution and a third-party provider, and pays out for 888, Betsson, NetBet, Lottoland and LiveScore Bet. None was withdrawn, but an order the Danish FSA issued on August 17, 2026 bars it from signing new gambling operators.
How much does Inpay charge?
- Payouts: 1% per payout, quoted per corridor
- Money In deposits: 0.5-2% per deposit
- FX: 0.5-1% on currency conversions
- No rolling reserve, no setup fee and no contract lock-in
How fast are Inpay payouts?
Instant where a real-time scheme like SEPA Instant carries the payout, and a few hours on corridors with a local clearing schedule. Settlement to the operator runs T+0-T+1.
News about Inpay
All payment news- Enforcement
Danish FSA bars Inpay from taking on new online gambling clients
Finanstilsynet issued an order under section 51 b of the Danish anti-money-laundering act requiring Inpay A/S to stop establishing new business relationships in online gambling until it documents to the regulator that the serious breaches found in its inspection have been remedied. Existing gambling relationships are not covered by the stop.
Quick Info
- Type
- Payout Specialist
- Founded
- 2008
- HQ
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- Pricing
- Percentage per transaction
- APMs
- 1 methodBank-to-bank transfer over local clearing rails by design, plus SEPA, SEPA Instant and SWIFT, and cash pick-up through the Eurogiro postal network. No cards, wallets or crypto. Inpay's local rails reach 90+ countries in 90+ currencies with this single method.
- Settlement
- T+0 - T+1
Our iGaming Score: 7.4/10
5 weighted criteria, with Trustpilot shown for context
- iGaming Fit
Serves gambling directly, SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix connectors, no dedicated iGaming team
- Weight
- 30%
- Score
- 8.0
- Rating
- Strong
- Geographic Coverage
90+ countries across Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and Africa, no owned direct acquiring
- Weight
- 22%
- Score
- 6.5
- Rating
- Adequate
- Security & Compliance
Danish FSA e-money license, no chargebacks on bank payouts, fully automated KYC
- Weight
- 20%
- Score
- 6.5
- Rating
- Adequate
- Fees & Pricing
Money In deposits 0.5-2%
- Weight
- 16%
- Score
- 8.7
- Rating
- Strong
- Tech & Integration
Single REST API, 2-3 week high-risk onboarding
- Weight
- 12%
- Score
- 7.0
- Rating
- Strong
- User Trust
2.9 on Trustpilot from 2 reviews
- Weight
- context only
- Score
- 5.8
- Rating
- Adequate
- Overall
- Weight
- 100%
- Score
- 7.4
- Rating
- Strong
We score each provider on 5 weighted criteria using a 1 to 10 scale. iGaming Fit carries the most weight at 30%, because it measures whether and how directly the provider serves gambling. Geographic Coverage gets 22%. Security & Compliance gets 20%. Fees & Pricing gets 16%. Tech & Integration gets 12%. The final score is a weighted average of those 5. Trustpilot is shown for context but carries no weight, since player reviews of casinos are not a read on B2B acquiring quality.
Score Explanation
iGaming Fit is 8 because Inpay serves gambling operators directly and plugs into SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix through ready connectors, though it runs no dedicated iGaming team. Money In deposits cost 0.5-2%, the rate behind the 8.7 in Fees & Pricing. Geographic Coverage and Security & Compliance both stand at 6.5. Payouts reach Europe, the Nordics, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and Africa, but Inpay owns no direct acquiring, which sets coverage at that level. Security rests on the Danish FSA e-money license, a payout rail with no chargebacks and fully automated KYC. A single REST API with 2-3 weeks of high-risk onboarding sets Tech & Integration at 7, and the 2.9 Trustpilot rating comes from 2 reviews.
Who Is Inpay Best For?
The operator profiles that fit, and the ones that do not
Recommended For
- Current clients paying out in 10+ countries. Withdrawals that land in 10 or more countries go out over domestic clearing instead of SWIFT, so they cost less, arrive faster and fail less often. 888 and Betsson run their multi-market payouts on Inpay this way.
- Casinos paying players in Asia and Africa. If your players sit in India, the Philippines, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Kenya or South Africa, one integration replaces correspondent accounts opened country by country. Where bank penetration is thin, your players collect cash at 70,000+ Eurogiro post office and post bank locations.
- Sportsbooks sending bulk withdrawals. When thousands of withdrawals a day leave in bulk, one API call sends them as instant or batch mass payouts, and auto-reconciliation matches every payout to its player record.
Not Recommended For
- New online gambling operators. Inpay cannot onboard a new online gambling operator while the Danish FSA order stands. Brite, which holds a Finansinspektionen payment institution license and an FCA e-money authorization, pays European players in under 10 seconds from a $200k monthly floor.
- Card-led deposit mixes. Money In takes open-banking deposits only and Inpay acquires no Visa or Mastercard volume, so your card deposits need a second integration and a second reconciliation stream. Nuvei acquires cards itself, at 1.5-3.5% per deposit across its 720+ methods.
- Books below the volume floor. Inpay's $150k monthly minimum shuts out startups and small books, such as one paying out $50k a month. AstroPay's floor is $100k with no lock-in, and below that NOWPayments sets no minimum for books whose players take crypto payouts.
- Single-market European operators. Inpay's reach into 200+ countries buys nothing for a book that pays only players at home, since its acquiring bank already handles domestic payouts. Trustly pays players in under 6 seconds at 0.5-1% per payout.
Geographic Coverage
Per-market verdict, regions, and market focus
Coverage Analysis
Local bank rails carry Inpay's payouts in 90+ countries, and SEPA, SEPA Instant and SWIFT stretch its reach to 200+. The footprint spans Europe and the Nordics, Asia-Pacific, Africa and Latin America, and it is a payout footprint, since Inpay owns no direct acquiring. Europe runs deepest, with direct connections into domestic clearing systems. Elsewhere Inpay pays out through local banking partners and through Eurogiro, the postal payments network it bought in 2018, which adds cash pick-up at 70,000+ post office and post bank locations where bank penetration is thin.
Regional Breakdown
Europe: Inpay connects directly to domestic clearing in the Nordics, the UK, DACH, Benelux and Southern Europe, and it covers Eastern Europe as well. MGA licensees paying euro players get instant payouts over SEPA Instant here.
Asia: The corridors run to India, the Philippines, Vietnam and Bangladesh. Eurogiro links financial institutions in 60+ countries and fills the gaps where Inpay has no direct bank relationship, so an operator reaches these players without opening local accounts.
Africa: Inpay pays out through local partners in Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa and a dozen other markets, and Eurogiro cash pick-up reaches players where bank penetration is thin.
Latin America: Payouts reach Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina and Chile over local bank transfers, which covers the withdrawal side for Curaçao and MGA operators active there.
Gambling Licenses Served
- MGA
- Curaçao
- UKGC
Key Features for iGaming Operators
Products, payment methods, and verticals
Key Products
- Instant Payouts
- Open Banking
Inpay runs two products. Money Out, the one the business was built on, sends cross-border payouts through a single API, and its smart routing picks the corridor for each payout by destination, amount, speed and cost. It completes 99% of the payouts it routes, and Eurogiro extends it to cash pick-up at post offices. Money In takes open-banking deposits and is sold to iGaming operators as the deposit side of a single-provider setup. Across both products Inpay handles more than 1M transactions a month.
Payment Methods
Inpay runs one method, the bank transfer, in both directions. Payouts go bank to bank over SEPA and local instant schemes in Europe, local ACH equivalents in Asia and Africa, and SWIFT where no local rail exists, while Eurogiro adds cash pick-up at post offices. Deposits come in through Money In over open banking. In a casino cashier Inpay fills the bank-transfer line and nothing else.
Verticals
Inpay sells into six sectors, and gambling, which it serves directly, is a primary line alongside forex and financial services. Its iGaming business sits on the money-out side, player withdrawals, while deposits come second through Money In. The crypto line gives exchanges, wallets and on-ramps fiat rails and moves no crypto itself. For an operator the product set means instant payouts that support responsible-gaming rules, mass disbursements for tournament winnings and multi-currency settlement. Each operator gets a dedicated account manager, though Inpay runs no dedicated iGaming team.
- iGaming
- Financial services
- Crypto businesses
- Corporates
- NGOs
- Fintech partnerships
- Deposit ProcessingAvailable
1 method payment methods, Real-time (Open Banking)
- Withdrawal / PayoutAvailable
Instant
- Instant WithdrawalsAvailable
Instant
- KYC / AML Built-inAvailable
Full auto
- Chargeback ProtectionAvailable
No chargebacks (push payment)
- Multi-CurrencyAvailable
90+ fiat
- API IntegrationAvailable
REST API
- Crypto SettlementNot available
Fiat settlement only
- Local Payment MethodsAvailable
Varies by market
- iGaming SpecializationAvailable
Instant cross-border payouts
- Geographic CoverageAvailable
90 countries across Europe, Nordics, Asia-Pacific, LATAM, Africa
Pricing & Fee Structure
Fee structure and pricing model
Pricing
0.5‑2%Applies to Money In open-banking deposits and is quoted per merchant.
1%Quoted per corridor, so a payout to the UK costs less than one to Nigeria.
T+0 - T+1
1 methodBank-to-bank transfer over local clearing rails by design, plus SEPA, SEPA Instant and SWIFT, and cash pick-up through the Eurogiro postal network. No cards, wallets or crypto. Inpay's local rails reach 90+ countries in 90+ currencies with this single method.
None
0.5-1%
No setup fee
$0
Yes
Pricing Details
Inpay quotes rates per merchant and prices payouts per corridor, so the destination country sets the cost of each payout. Its corridor rates are most competitive in Africa and other emerging markets. The headline is 1% per payout, 0.5-2% per Money In deposit and a 0.5-1% FX markup on currency conversions. Inpay holds no rolling reserve, charges no setup or integration fee and signs no lock-in, and it requires $150k a month in volume. At those rates $1M a month in payouts costs $10,000, and if 30% of it crosses currencies the markup adds $1,500-3,000. What a local-rail payout replaces is a SWIFT wire at $15-40 per transaction plus correspondent bank fees, arriving in 2-5 days.
Negotiation Tips
Ask for the corridor price list for your top 10 payout destinations before you sign, because a payout to the UK costs less than one to Nigeria. Push for volume tiers at $250k, $500k and $1M a month. The FX markup moves most if you settle in the destination currency and handle the conversion yourself. Price your current wire volume against Inpay's per-payout cost before you negotiate, since replacing wires is where the savings come from.
Speed & Settlement
Transaction processing and settlement timelines
- Deposit
- Real‑time (Open Banking)
- Withdrawal
- Instant
- Settlement
- T+0 - T+1
- Settlement currencies
- Multi‑currency (90+ countries)
- Refunds
- Instant to 24h
Money In deposits arrive in real time over open banking. Inpay pays players instantly on real-time schemes such as SEPA Instant, while corridors that clear on a local schedule take a few hours, and Asian and African corridors run slower than European ones. Worldpay pays out in 24-48 hours, so a player on a SEPA Instant corridor gets Inpay money at least a day sooner. Settlement to the operator runs T+0-T+1. Nuvei settles T+2-T+7, which leaves a Nuvei operator's money in transit up to 6 days longer. Refunds take from instant to 24 hours.
Integration & Tech
Developer experience and technical capabilities
- API Type
- REST API
- Onboarding
- 2-3 weeks
- Sandbox
- Yes
- Mobile SDK
- NoIntegration is a single server-side REST API, so anything mobile is built on the operator's side.
- White-Label
- NoInpay runs as a server-side REST API behind the operator's own cashier, where it fills the bank-transfer line.
- Docs Quality
- Good
Integration Time
2 weeks
Pre-Built iGaming Integrations
- SoftSwiss
- EveryMatrix (MoneyMatrix)
Integration Assessment
Inpay connects through a single REST API with a sandbox for testing, and the technical build takes 2 weeks. High-risk compliance onboarding adds 2-3 weeks, so an operator should plan on a month from contract to the first live payout. The same onboarding takes 1-2 weeks at Brite and 4-6 weeks at Worldpay, so a Brite account opens a week sooner than an Inpay one and a Worldpay card account 2-3 weeks later. Operators on SoftSwiss or EveryMatrix (MoneyMatrix) plug into ready connectors, and the Corefy orchestration layer carries Inpay as well. Any other casino platform means the 2-week custom API build before the compliance review.
Risk & Compliance
Licensing, fraud prevention, and regulatory compliance
Supported Gambling Licenses
- MGA
- Curaçao
- UKGC
- KYC/AML Automation
- Available. Full auto
- Chargeback Protection
- Available. No chargebacks (push payment)Bank transfers carry no chargeback mechanism, so the zero is structural rather than a guarantee Inpay underwrites.
Licenses and Registrations
- Danish FSAE-money institutionInpay A/Ssince Jul 2023
An order of August 17, 2026, under section 51 b of the Danish AML Act bars new business relationships in online gambling until remediation is documented. Existing relationships continue and the order carries no expiry date.
- Danish FSAPayment institutionInpay A/S
- Danish FSAThird-party provider (TPP)Inpay A/S
Covers payment initiation from accounts held at other banks.
- Fraud Prevention
- 0% chargeback exposure
- Responsible Gaming
- YesAPI integration
- Tokenization
- Yes
- Dispute Resolution
- Dedicated payout team
Compliance Context
Inpay runs fully automated KYC and AML checks with transaction monitoring. Its payouts carry no chargeback liability, because a bank transfer has no chargeback mechanism and a settled payout has no reversal path, so the zero comes from the rail and is no guarantee Inpay underwrites. Moving money bank to bank also removes the card fraud vectors. A responsible gaming API applies deposit and withdrawal limits and self-exclusion. The three Danish FSA authorizations let Inpay issue e-money and execute payments, and the TPP authorization covers payment initiation from accounts held at other banks.
Regulatory Position
Inpay holds three Danish FSA authorizations: an e-money institution license, a payment institution license and a TPP authorization. On August 17, 2026, the Danish FSA ordered Inpay A/S, under section 51 b of the Danish AML Act, to stop establishing new business relationships in online gambling until it documents that the serious breaches found in an inspection have ended. The breaches cover the majority of Inpay's customer portfolio, which accounts for a significant share of its transaction volume. The order reaches all three authorizations and carries no expiry date. No license was withdrawn or suspended, and existing gambling clients keep their service. Inpay works with licensed operators under MGA, UKGC and Curaçao licenses.
About Inpay: Company Background
Company and product information
- Company Name
- Inpay
- Headquarters
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- Founded
- 2008
- Employees
- 180+
- Company Type
- Private
- Product Type
- Payout Specialist
- Licenses
- Danish FSA E-money institution, Danish FSA Payment institution, Danish FSA Third-party provider (TPP)
- Key Products
- Instant Payouts, Open Banking
- Website
- inpay.com
- Supported Verticals
- iGaming, Financial services, Crypto businesses, Corporates, NGOs, Fintech partnerships
- Integration Type
- REST API
- Settlement Speed
- T+0 - T+1
- Onboarding Speed
- 2-3 weeks
- Named iGaming Clients
- 888, Betsson, NetBet, Lottoland, LiveScore Bet
Company History
2008: Jacob Tackmann Thomsen founded Inpay in Copenhagen to route money through direct connections into local banking systems instead of SWIFT correspondent banks.
2010s: Inpay added bank connections country by country.
2018: Inpay acquired Eurogiro, the postal payments network, which opened markets in Asia and Africa where bank connectivity was thin.
2023: The Danish FSA granted Inpay its e-money institution license in July, which made it the first Scandinavian company to hold e-money, payment institution and TPP authorizations at once. Revenue reached EUR 60.1M that year, with EUR 13.0M EBITDA and no outside funding.
May 2024: Steen Nielsen took over as CEO from Thomas Jul.
What Users Say About Inpay
What the review record shows, and what it does not
Review Analysis
Inpay rates 2.9 on Trustpilot from 2 reviews, and both are 1-star. Players rarely know which provider sent their bank transfer, so a B2B payout network collects few reviews.
Context for Operators
Two reviews say nothing about how Inpay serves operators, so the rating should carry no weight in the decision.
Named iGaming Clients
888, Betsson, NetBet, Lottoland, LiveScore Bet
A quarter of iGaming's Power50 operators run payouts on Inpay. Delasport, a platform supplier, works with Inpay too. Outside gambling, forex and financial services firms made up the original client base and still use it, and Tranglo partners with Inpay on instant SEPA payouts across Europe.
Operational Details
Business terms, contracts, and support
- Dedicated Account Manager
- Dedicated account manager
- Minimum Monthly Volume
- $150k
- Contract Lock-In
- No lock‑in
- Migration Support
- Yes
- Min/Max Transaction
- $10 - $100,000
- Mass Payouts
- Instant + batch
- Biometric / One-Click
- Yes
- Reporting
- Auto‑recon
Inpay's binding terms come down to a $150k monthly minimum, with no lock-in and no rolling reserve. On $1M a month in Money In deposits, T+1 settlement keeps $33,333 in transit on a 30-day month. Without a lock-in, an operator can move its payouts to another provider without waiting out a term.
Frequently Asked Questions
9 questions about Inpay
No. Since August 17, 2026, the Danish FSA has barred Inpay from signing new online gambling clients until Inpay documents that the serious AML breaches the regulator found have ended, and the bar has no end date. Existing clients keep their service. A new operator that needs European payouts now can sign with Brite from $200k a month or Trustly from $300k+.
90+ countries on local bank rails, and 200+ once SEPA, SEPA Instant and SWIFT are counted. Europe has the deepest coverage, followed by India, the Philippines, Vietnam and Bangladesh in Asia, Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa in Africa, and Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina and Chile in Latin America. Players without a bank account can collect cash at 70,000+ Eurogiro locations.
Yes. Inpay has ready connectors for SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix (MoneyMatrix) and runs through the Corefy orchestration layer. On any other platform the REST API build takes 2 weeks and high-risk onboarding adds 2-3 weeks, so going live takes a month.
Inpay requires $150k a month. An operator below it that pays out globally keeps its SWIFT wires until volume grows, or signs with AstroPay, which boards from $100k.
No. Inpay does no card acquiring, and Money In accepts open-banking deposits only. A card-led operator runs Nuvei or Worldpay beside it, and both charge 1.5-3.5% per deposit.
No. A bank payout has no chargeback mechanism, so a settled Inpay payout cannot be reversed, and Inpay holds no rolling reserve against one.
Trustly for Europe, Inpay for payouts across continents. Trustly charges 0.5-1% per payout, pays out in under 6 seconds to players in 33 countries in Europe and North America and takes deposits on the same rail, with a $300k+ minimum and a 12-month contract. Inpay charges 1% per payout, covers 90+ countries and signs no lock-in. Trustly fits a European operator at scale, and Inpay fits an operator already on its rails with players outside Europe.
Brite, in Europe. Brite charges 0.5% per payout, gets money to players in under 10 seconds and onboards a merchant in 1-2 weeks across 27 European countries, under a 6-month contract with a $200k floor. Inpay charges 1% per payout and signs no lock-in. Brite fits a European book that has to sign now, and Inpay fits an existing client paying players in Asia, Africa or Latin America.
Inpay, for a casino already on its rails. Banking Circle sells cross-border settlement to payment providers and banks on institutional volume and takes 8-16 weeks to onboard, while Inpay pays players out for operators directly. Both charge a 0.5-1% FX markup and hold no reserve. Banking Circle fits a PSP building settlement infrastructure, and Inpay fits a casino already on its rails paying players.
Our Verdict: Should You Use Inpay?
Final assessment for iGaming operators
Overall iGaming Score
Summary
Inpay replaces SWIFT wires with domestic clearing for player payouts in Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America. The cost is a second provider for card deposits, since Inpay acquires no cards, and a counterparty under a Danish FSA AML order. For an operator already on its rails the payout network keeps running, because the order covers only new relationships.
Strongest Point
Inpay pays players out over domestic clearing, and SEPA and SWIFT take its reach to 200+ countries, so one integration covers corridors that would otherwise need a wire or a local bank account each.
Key Limitation
Inpay can sign no new online gambling operator under the Danish FSA order in force since August 17, 2026, and the order carries no expiry date.
Recommendation
If you already pay players through Inpay and some withdrawals to your 10+ payout countries still run on SWIFT wires, manual bank transfers or several stitched-together local providers, move those corridors onto Inpay. Keep Brite ready as a second route for your European payouts. New operators sign only after the order lifts, with per-corridor rates in the contract.
Pros
- Replaces SWIFT wires that cost $15-40 and take 2-5 days: a $200 payout over a local rail costs $2.
- Keeps no reserve and signs no lock-in. Nuvei holds 5-10% of volume for 6 months under a 12-month lock-in.
- Money In deposits settle to the operator T+0-T+1. Worldpay settles card deposits T+2-T+7, so a Worldpay merchant waits up to 6 days longer for its money.
- Money In deposits and payouts both move as push bank transfers with no chargeback mechanism, so the operator carries no chargeback losses on either side.
- Unbanked players in Asia and Africa collect payouts in cash at 70,000+ Eurogiro points.
- Ready SoftSwiss and EveryMatrix connectors skip the 2-week API build for operators on those platforms.
Cons
- Takes no new online gambling clients while a Danish FSA order stands, and the AML breaches behind it cover the majority of its customer portfolio.
- Acquires no cards, so a card-led cashier runs a second PSP and a second reconciliation stream beside Inpay.
- Requires $150k a month in volume, while AstroPay boards from $100k.
- Charges 1% per payout, twice the 0.5% Brite charges across 27 European countries.
Ready to evaluate Inpay for your business?
Inpay vs. Alternatives: How It Compares
Similar payment processing solutions
While the Danish FSA order stands, a new operator looks elsewhere. Brite covers 27 European countries and Trustly 33 across Europe and North America, both with open-banking payouts and deposits. For reach beyond Europe with cards on the same contract, Nuvei covers 200 countries and Worldpay 146.
When to Choose an Alternative
- Trustly
Choose Trustly if your players are in Europe and you want deposits and payouts on one open-banking rail. Trustly pays out in under 6 seconds and settles T+1, and it signs from $300k+ a month on a 12-month contract.
- Brite
Choose Brite if your payouts stay in Europe and you need to sign now. It charges 0.5% per payout, half Inpay's 1%, sends money to players within 10 seconds and onboards in 1-2 weeks, across 27 countries from a $200k floor.
- Nuvei
Choose Nuvei if cards carry your deposits and you want payouts on the same contract. It charges 1.5-3.5% per deposit across 720+ methods in 200 countries, with a 5-10% reserve for 6 months and a $500k+ floor.
- AstroPay
Choose AstroPay if your Latin American players deposit by wallet and you need a counterparty with a Central Bank of Brazil payment institution license. It boards from $100k with no lock-in, while Inpay pays out in Brazil by bank transfer only.
- Worldpay
Choose Worldpay if you run a card book at enterprise scale in the UK or Europe. It acquires at 1.5-3.5% per deposit in 146 countries from a $750k+ floor, with an 8-15% reserve for 6 months and settlement at T+2-T+7.
- iGaming score 8.4 out of 10

Trustly
Open Banking PSP- Deposit Fee
- 0‑1%
- Settlement
- T+1
- Methods
- Open banking
- Trustpilot
- 2.8/5
- iGaming score 7.1 out of 10

Brite
Open Banking- Deposit Fee
- 0.5‑1.5%
- Settlement
- T+0 - T+1
- Methods
- Open banking
- iGaming score 8.8 out of 10

Nuvei
Full-Stack PSP- Deposit Fee
- 1.5‑3.5%
- Settlement
- T+2 - T+7
- Methods
- 720+
- Trustpilot
- 3.5/5
- iGaming score 8.6 out of 10

Paysafe
Full-Stack PSP- Deposit Fee
- 1‑2.9%
- Settlement
- T+3
- Methods
- 260+
- Trustpilot
- 1.4/5
- iGaming score 8.2 out of 10

Adyen
Enterprise PSP- Deposit Fee
- 0.6% + interchange
- Settlement
- T+1 - T+3
- Methods
- 250+
- Trustpilot
- 1.3/5
Related Reading
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End of Report. Inpay Provider Assessment Report 2026
Prepared and reviewed by the iGaming Payment Solutions Editorial Team ·